'SQL Server PowerPivot Service Application' not in the list

Hi Guys,
I'm wondering why "SQL Server PowerPivot Service Application" is not in my service
application list when I'm trying to create a new one.. Did I miss something? Any ideas please? Thank you!
Regards, Glenn

It will be on the SharePoint server where you have installed the PowerPivot System Instance or if you are using a separate box for the PowerPivot instance that does not run SharePoint, the spPowerPivot.msi tools.
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